RigMiningHow to Pay a Pay Later Order on OneMiners (Crypto or Bank)
Turn on Pay Later at checkout, then pay each installment from your order page with crypto, SEPA or ACH bank transfer. No grace period, so read this first.
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Want your miner now and pay in four installments? This guide covers two things: turning on Pay Later at checkout, and paying each installment afterwards.
If you have not placed an order yet, start with how to buy a Bitcoin miner with Pay Later.
How Pay Later works
- Pay Later splits your order into 4 equal installments, one every 30 days, with no interest.
- It works only with OneMiners hosting, which is the one delivery method that supports it.
- Your first payment is due when you place the order.
Turn on Pay Later at checkout
- Add your miner to the cart and go to checkout.
- Choose OneMiners hosting as the delivery method.
- Tick Pay Later.
- Read the order summary. It shows your installment amount, your initial payment and the full schedule.
- Open View details to read the terms, then confirm your order.
Warning: there is no grace period
If a payment is late, your miners are turned off and withdrawals are paused until the balance is paid. You get an email reminder 7 days before each due date.
Pay an installment
Open your order and find Pay Later Details. From there you can pay in three ways.
With crypto
- Pay with Bitcoin or Changelly Pay, or
- Pay from your OneMiners balance.
By bank transfer
- SEPA for EUR and international transfers.
- ACH for US bank transfers.
For bank transfers, copy the bank details from your own order page, never from a video or a message. Always add your order number as the payment reference so the payment is matched to the right order.
Track your order status
Your order status updates as payments arrive: it starts as placed, becomes partially paid while you work through the installments, and moves on to installed once the order is fully set up.
Need help with a payment?
Read how to contact OneMiners support. OneMiners will never send you different bank details in comments or direct messages.
The video uses a demo account, and the figures shown were correct when it was recorded. Terms can change, so check oneminers.com for the latest.
